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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Sells brothers presentation 81 the fam
oss frontiersnaH. fswnes biii iksjor q.
~. idiilel iais ckieI 81 scouts. i A..
together saith his combustion of seouis
cowboys Indians. va40sros, barking bfon-
oh0s. aud other adionc,s Of bordsf liie. -
the most important Of oiroas innovation af
recent yeHrs. The 0i6 style clrcns wuaid
pot bs available foF tbe Introduction of
these illustrations oi Msstern llis bal the
acquisition 81 ths great hlppoaFoae csufse
furnishes . magnificent tbeatfs To- the dis-
play of the Wild West" features fsSnes
Bill 9rappaf Tom. Hound y. bob' and
nuspendef sscE eih give exhibitions a
fancy fits and pissol shooting aiaol sud on
horsebaok cowboys vii rae 'hetsk aud
"Iynsiniie, tbe toughest backing hrons
caos eKtant. . coDunfent of Aesican
vaQueros vii apf,eaf ID q oisr.st ~ elat
aotefistlc equestrian sp0rts there vii BE-
mimic representation Of TIE Indians sitset
on Tie Desdwo0c Stage o0soh. vstn run-
ming Agbi and repulse by cowbets
LED hy Pawnee biil. some u the othsg fea
ture vii BE- a. exhibition of pony cypress
riding showing the manner al osfTying The
mai across TIE plains before ths advent of
the railroads. tie Indians chase Zoe 3 bride
shs iassosag ~ Texas steers. ina.an Aar
dances Tie burning 81 Ifaprer iotn =
cnh0n. bow ane srrow tbDot.nE = ATs.ni3
reel Oh horseback. and cowboy ifoii1s tuon
a. picking up hats while riding 81 tau si-sei.
etc The Wild Nesi portion ~ he nfe-
grhmue will conclude with a. tntense,g
realistic reproduction 81 the nlemorahle
ooDfici between l8iied sistes tfOups led
by fhs immortal Custer. sud ihs fieaK
Indians. marShaled hy the fOrmideDle Si-
ting Bai on the Llitle bie horn. GA thai
fatsl juiy oss. some eleven wears aEo.
sells seating calsCify vii euHeiy D.
tested on the ocoasion 81 the apf,earsaos ~
tbs exhibition Ia this cts Tussdsv. Jane 7.
~ Popsy yor ~ tsoriinQssoa's tss,.-t. -.
ts4,ss. If,..4Id AZ - ......s' -. a. s1sjlls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

HAvERHrLL, Mass, May 17.-0wing TO
the failure to compromise. last evening, be-
tween the Executive Board OF the Knights
of Labor and the Manufacturer Associa-
ton. in regard 70 the troubles at Chick
Bros. shoe factory, forty manufacturing
establishments closed their doors this
morning. throwing out of employment
about three thousand persons. The State
Board OF Arbitration has been appealed 10.
and hopes are entertained Of speedy set
tiaruant
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

The specially show at smiths 0pera
House this week Is one ofthe best seen there
this season. All the acts are novel and are
worthy OF communication. Laura Ashiy is
a fine 5uggler aud her tricks ara entirely
new. Virto is a pleasing. eccentric musical
genius and his act catches on Dig Esie
Pagle varbles some pretty ballads and j.
loudly applanded for her fine voice and
pretty face, and the other specia.ties are
immense. A matinee viii be given this
afternoon a. 2 O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

gssss8 - e nsles eaA sszaeies sAs as
renose6 Nentsg - lhe sleesDt ness5eocs 81
Mr.. ~ h ezeH. vas wlih tks sssi skAnQs
- oIhst la1iss = oeFshs f,H fes. she i
Fzry eesk 4a1 eAp ass saFFavs bat isw
d4fs ii fesl So sas drise8 fren heae
~ tresl szsp1aos heF aud las bss1 shellY
onnrsTiiea ~ cafe3 fsd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

The erzad HsEsds cesras Fsvs ssssir lsss
bal q the ssseoa - tssir Arznofv isss ever
fnz. = vsTy sslect psrt7--ebo7z tiztv ea1piet
--tesae present. Tbe 0usr5s wo-s tse.r
new dre<s - forrns sn5 gzve sn exhibitor
fr5n zrfTs4 5rItsrz5. iss "a. wtieh ras seut. q
a<<s fea Excz eat masit rss ffruist.ad
- hFaen cTehsers
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18
THE CABINET WILL RESIGN.
The French Government Defeated In ths
Chamber of Deputies

Tho french GOveTnment Ucfeated IN The
Chamber of Deputies.
Pans, Msy 1.-THE report osthe Budget
Committee demanding reduction OF from
two to three per cent. in the expenditure Of
al branches OF the Government. which was
presented in the Chamber Of Deputies by NJ.
Pelletan yesterday came UP for discussion
today, and was rejected by vote of 275 TO
239 Premier Goblet announced the
Intention of the Cabinet TO resign and the
Ministers left the Chamber The resolu-
ton proposed py the Budget Committee
affirming the necessity fer new plans for
reires chment was adopted by a vote OF 3I2
to 143. The Chamber then adjourned until
Monday
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Chsrie~ Godfrey. Of Ire Lake view Horse.
ard James Pairs Who kesEe neil hots
At Reeds Lake. we're srraigned IN Iussics
Ysls's oos7rt yesterday On ohsrgs of keep
u5e.3ed nos Tri5tv and Godf~ey's case zse
sd5ourBed until to6Sg Ard fasr'x EElUs
sssar6av Andrew Ee~seF. the cozepssfn
ine uitBsss y 0slf - town so f5odzssr 5
case viii Yrosssag - sd 9aTne8 agsin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18
THOUGHT IT JUSTiFlABLE.
when You Suspect Your son OF Stealing
Apply the Birch Remedy.

BROOKLYy, y. Z. Nav l7.-Peter Burg
htssn. Greenpoint milkman. was tried
before Justice Naehsr and a jury this morn
ing for cruelty beating his 13-year-old boy
OH April Is. Counselor Guck appeared Tor
the defense and Assistant District Attorney
Mcclure for the people The testimony
showed that the boy had been IN the habit
of stealing small sums of money. On that
day be was accused ~ mis- stepuother OF
taxing ten cents. He denied this and was
beaten so that his back was cut and dis
colored The Jury held that this was
iustifiable under the circumstances and
found Burxhusen not guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

JErFERsoN CRY. Mo. May i7.-It is
learned that an effort will be made to have
William Haight, one Of the Frisco express
robbers, released from prison. on the ground
that the court from which he was sentenced
had no jurisdiction The msin objection
in the way Of the release IS the fact that be
entered a plea Of guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18
shorter Hoar- for sridr. Employees.

NEw YoRK. May 1.-The labor orgsniza-
tons of New York and Brooklyn have de-
cided 70 demand a reduction Of the hours
ot labor for the Brooklyn bridge employees
The policemen. gatemen and ticket takers
work eight hours day. while all the other
employees have been working from ten TO
fifteen hours. A demand will soon be
made 10 enforce the eight hour rule.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Mayer Diksman is not a. sil blessed
with Alderman Brsnnsr's insinHssion that
TIE Mayors services sre ms worth usore
than $50 per yezr 20 IRE cify. He claims
-and hss statement = endorsed - uer
eho have bad experienrp il tcth fsosit5ons
that the oeHciki dafies of TIE Mayor ~
quirs more tine and zftenfioa thar taose
q half DOZEN Alderman corn ubined.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18


LsSsTSe. May 1.-THE eighteenth an
nual meeting of the Homeopathic Medical
Society Of Michigan. was opened in the
Pioneer Rooms, Capitol bi7ilding. At 10
O'Clock this morning. with the President.
ri. VI. Warren. Of louisville. in the chair
Only ten doctors were present and after q
little preliminary work the little pill fel-
lows adjourned nnSil p. m.. when Govern
OF Luce rasde q speech before the CITY.
which hsd assembled. and then they went
70 work. The papers read are the follow
inx: Inertia DR.. ". VI. Bailey, Detroit.
Microscopy" Dr.. r. G. DIN, Detroit.
"Malarisl Fever Or. J. y. Reynolds,
Grand Haven Capillary Bronchitis" Dr.
II ". Chsmpiain. Chesses; ''Diarrbma. =
Or. W p. Cooper. Lansing "Hydroc.le. =
Dr. ]. F. Brown. Jackson. "Varicocsle,' y
Dr. n. T.. 0bstz, Ann Arbor. "Hydrocela
OF the Cord. Dr. w. n Sawyer, Hillzdale.
President Warren delivered bis address 81 4
O'Clock The session continues through
tofnorrou
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18
PROTECTING TIE GIRLS.
The Age of Consent bill Passes the Senate
Other Legislative Doings.

txz..s~t ss 80 Ht,L.as~-sa 49,
LANSING, MAY 1.-THE Age Of Consent
bill, which passed the House at IA years
some weeks ago. was taken up by the Sem
are today and passed without murmur of
dissent. The Senate also passed bill to
conoensate Alphonso Brutton for injuries
sustained by him from this premature dis
charge OF cannon at Mason in 1865. The
amount appropriated is 5000. The bill
will oe recOns.dered.
I'd. IL. Gilman, one Of Detroits wealthy
citizens. appeared before the Senate Com
mittee on State Affairs this morning and
endeavored 20 show them that the bill to
prevent the hunting of deer by dogs should
not pass. lt has already passed the House,
and the indicators point TO defeat OF Mr..
Giilman's purpose.
The Governor approved two bills today.
One 10 appropriate sl4.i70 tor the purchase
OF material for q school house for machiD-
cry and improvements. and repairs at the
State House of Correction at ionia- The
other was a bill 10 amend section l, ,228 of
HOwelrs annotated statutes relative to taxes
on mining and smelling companies. 1t
provides tor the payment by companies en-
gagged in mining of seyenty-ive cents per
ton for all copper obtained. aud one cent
for every 2,2i0 pounds of iron ore. and
one-half OF a cent for every ton Of coal:
The taxes herein provided for shall be in
lieu of all State taxes to be paid by such
corporations. associations and joint stock
companies, except the specific tax upon the
capital stock of said corporations, associa-
tions and JOINT stock companies Of the
specific taxes received. whether now due or
hereafter 10 accrue. fcom the corporations.
associations and joint stock companies en-
gagged in mining business in the Upper
| Peninsula [nine-tenthsl shall be placed TO
the credit of the general fund, and lone
| tenthl shall be placed on the books of the
Auditor General TO the credit Of the coun-
| ties from which IL is received. and shall be
| paid to the TFeasurers of such counties in
| the same manner a. other funds. and shall
| be used for general county purposes. Pro-
| vided. that nothing herein contained shall
| exempt from State taxation any properly
| of such corporations. associations and joint
| stock companies not invested In mini3g or
Misunderstanding business as contemplated
| by this act.
The House has spent the bulk Of the day
| discussing graveyard insurance.
The committee appointed 10 investigate
| the proposed amendment TO the charter of
| Saginaw City. and particularly that relati We
| 10 the incorporation Of Florence 10 Saginaw
| City, is getting its report ready for presenis-
ton. II is this business that got Dakin
/ into trouble. A majority OF the report OF
! the Com rittee will De In favor OF the In
| corporation. There viii be a minority re-
| port.
The attorneys who defended Dakin were
/ allowed $50 apiece as fall pay for their
services by the House today. QUTNISs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

tzk.sksts - Nst ft-t~tA4-sttA.e-
hEaDos, May is.--tifsat preDxr1tions are
being made Tor the Faces here nsxt week
snd The new grand stand Is being rapidly
pushed 10 c3mpjetl0n. Forty horsss are
here now IN training.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

fxslsTte - ss< Ttss-ss~-stssNe
LsvsfSe. Nay I7.-Tsst night the Pro-
hibifionisss met IN Good Templsrs' H4l
here and organized a state Cub. CORES
pondine 70 ths Michigan CIub. and named
L the Wolverine it. OBJECT being - c5n-
tin1e the sfruzzie f0r = prohibifory amend
n,ent. The officers elected we're. President
Hon. Chas. : Asy. 81 ksiamazoo Treas
ursr. A G, Fisher. ~ Detroit snd the secrs-
szrv vii be elerfsd b7 ne Bard q In-
reetors The menaber ship At he starr is
affg and the cia0 Is incorporsfsd for twenty.
f~e vears
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

A warrant was issued yesterday for Alex.
Hamilton for being disorderiy. and this
morning the well known colored attorney
viii appear before the bar of Police Court
and plead his own case. The complaining
witness IL Cesty Dolmsn. q duskv besHfy.
rhoss brother is nor in all for resisting an
officer and whose husband carved man
last Fsl. Alsck contends that the matter
arises from . petty spite and promises some
sensational Developments.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

- ~ p |IEtt1Et -
BakEss. MAY It'd isrdie. of Grsnd
Rapids. hs8 lhe fofshaxsr q his ieft hsnd
aappGsted ia David etlss 4 Co sfsss eat.
ter At tbs pxos thls seasnooa. thts 1aakes
ths ssoond a4sn re1elsikg dipiogas 10 tie
past lso weeks and leaves a. opsaizx foF
another good stsvs easlsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

ST. Lours. May i7.--John Hsmpben re
tired at II o'clock Isst night sickened with
beer. An hour later be staggered through
the window and fell from the third door 10
the sidewalk. where be vas picked up an
hour later With bis skull crushed and life
owt7-rf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18
AROUND THE DIAMOND
Shiesg~ DefNatsa B&atr tseeA fl@stez.
ts>ea ftsiaisx Esd Lars. Aser@ses
kaks "a Lsafs 1sfs AZ I. leis-
alag sssnns- b<ss fxsH eoerss.


FEuAnEtrB1A. Asp ll.-~Fully Eve shoa-
sand peopis witnessed he Nolserihes sAks
ths PhlisdslphiAs iato ths eauap. Il .as a
beck snd nsek raee Scr "a inniaKs Ia lhp
ssventh inning tbs fhila&elpkiss dessiossa
. streak a batting. and TIE crows hexl Led
with heocish gee ss Tuns were soored The
~sy the Wolverines pounded tie sghers IA
Their half Of ths sessnsA iuuing hsd = ten
| deacy 10 dxmpen the arasr 81 ihs sudieaoe
and there was iess Wing oa The back
seats. The Deir0lis passed the bal ali over
the field in . mzaEer thai made casey
| Cfsd. and gave Tie eeiroils an opportunity
| 10 Dring 50 their batting sseg2ees broath-
ere made hone run, bringing ia thrce
others. Harry NriEhl psid 0f irwin TOR
his bad pisging of yesterday. Tie game
fesuited a. folioNs.
Al fal.ztssIhis
l,sis .,..a.'.'. .asll.a... - ssssfsst s-sss
isse hisk PhilAa~4gals. ~ Deirai. S.
i-frsrs -this&ieighis. : Aeifoll.
ha.tefies-s'Hses s1d Ac4s4ife. ASl1sHSn snd
ulapife-xilson-
Al wsshlngon-
ee.s.ss s.,s,1s'ss tor. -. - 81
hase hits Washington ~ Chicago. ~
y
| DaiK
umpiFe-Rowen.
A. Boston-
F.;..sa.. ss..sa ..--....5 .-....55 sSsiSsS "a "a
Rsse ats boston ~ fittsb9rg AZ
ErIors- Boslon, 3 fliisbnrg q
Miller.
Umlire Heagie.
Al New York
is1,.SsIi.,. NsS S.rE z..-----.---o sttd sss i-2s
Base hi;s-New York. 81. indianapolis. ~.
Errors-Ne~ York, 2 Iudianapollsl ~
batt res -.Geofge aud Deasleyi Corcofan. cshiil
and Arundel.
Impire-SasSt
Al Cincinnati
Gissia9.'i. G1ossIgsi ...S ...s o-lG -sl
Base Hts-cinelnnau, 10: Brooklyn, -
Erfou-clncinuati. ;. br0okixn,
B@tieries- Nc6innis aud Baldwin, Hsfkins and
Peoples.
Umplre-knlght.
The game between the Cleyelsnts and the
MetroIsolitans was postponed o. account OF rain,
| Al St Louis
s. s'1s's nea.. .... ..-..'.....i5 .o D
Ten innings.
Rase hils-AIhietic g. -. Louis. 9.
i Erfors-Athictic 3. -. LOUIS a.
batierles-seward and Robinson, Csrrathen
and Bushong
| Jmpirc-AcQnade.
,,.Assss -s ", zs,s,,.s sss,.,
STErBENvILLE. o.. May 1.-THE Kalsma-
zoo-Steubenviile game attracted large
attendance and was very interesting one
| throughout. The visitors had clese call
but superior batting and fielding in the last
| inning saved them from defeat. At the
close Of the eighth inning the score stood 3
| 10 ia favor of Steubenville. Kalamazoo
scored six runs in the ninth inning and
| Steubenyiie two. Nicholson made TWO
home runs. The game resulted Kalamazoo
| .. Sfeuhenviile =
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

tstAessSs - st>tSsAs stes-s.
VIcKsRVRo. MAY IA special election
has been ordered for Nay . by the Com
mon Council. when the question Of bond
Ing the city for water works vii he voted
on. Puolic opinion Is divided on the
question.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18


ClNAx. Nay IA ssaa tournament.
undsr the sospioes Of tie local hAnd. vii
bs held here Nay 5. and yearly every band
IN the couBty has siEaiuod az lntsuSlon of
beng present. CiiSens aAye subscribed
Aosrally aud gre2t uaas Is anticipated
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

MrSxxsPo1fs. MINI. May III. Gsnsei,
iewelsr, s23 Sicollet-svs. made an assign
nsent this morning to J. T. Conklin. La
bilities about 5000. ssssts claimed b be
aboct The same The creditors ars ali Ns9
York frua-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

wssHrsGr0S, May 1.-The latest name
heard in connection with the Supreme
Court vacancy is that Of Wilson 5. Bisseli.
Of New York. once she Presidents law
partnes An appointment IL not expected
much before the next term in October.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

cmckso. May l7.--Thas Ear. in the Effort
of Toe Criminal Coerf % secure a jury for
the trial of the county boodlsr cssss. lss
persoas have been exsmi1ed and oaiv esght
iarors have been ohlsined
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Cascseo. MAY t7.--There is no change in
the building strikes and lock- outs IN this
city. and prohasiv vii not be nntil the con-
fsra.ne q TIE 5uiidinz trades. 70 be held
tornorrsw
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

sssstse ~ - rt,ttssessss.s.
NsvAysa May IA younz girl u
years q age. ia TIE lsst sssess q conssmp-
ton. was found sunday evening At the
hosss Of : sfsp-sistsr, surrounded b. de-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18
WAS IT A MURDER?
. 90 Fo1No 30 = 80 woapa.
ssh - sD sseeen $50 So Fseaess Nsn.a
= n@asefies - N3a4sesslls - - tAs
stsz<k hassf kas1ss Nazk
t3f kssseaktses.

tt1etf4H
Mspnlssslss Mia. NsF Ill., fle =. i,Aes
va 1lsfiiea tAa morais.E ~ shs Hepsal
ti.sg nlaa hsa hscA iollaa asza 81 ti1.a.
isys ~oosla = tnils ~ snase pssi q lhe IA.
Ass OsTonsr Cosb sas lArss "a iaei c.ii.
anns 81 eaos ss@rled fs sils sonns. "A an-
kno~n naan. ss4@zen1lg hlls soss 81 ske
sss isnad iyiaE - he laek stfh ffesesai
ana raalea ea. his la,oke.s sefs sssrales
Aad Yssiasd nslh,lag bui = sslasn flosas
reAaing tFom Msaaieyiils - h@suaNs. Ia.
on examination shs nasns asaii sss fsas.a
- have been bFokeE. lls has asi.sIssssls
bren Ass a the i.scl a ti,s besa xllA
eislh. Ia the siansedsals siciaiiF 81 las
be6s wefs foaaa ihnat slapIs betlus olss
az Aiuh ~ae labessa "aicolsaI is - anf.-
isosca that fonl tHurJei laf i.se6 3sAs.
NoroneF CAsbb a. onas enpsnele1 q lats.
Al fuex ihf niiliaFa tshia fs.nnulaofursf
~ tllis cits was la Middiegiiis Yssieftias
xheu the feporl ~ s.ndiak . aeas baas
reached thp fiiisee. iis ofofs o0i a.
urioieFs Woo1s Nud ske llas hlsaF sna
think6 u musi lsse iaia Ia the saads 80
or thnce weeks. The siShl ~ ths nornss
made him ssck sDa he aid noi remain a.
ass many questions. NJ IBlsx ssys ihsl
murder ~ss undoubtedly committed ~ fhs
man sek wei dressed and q y lslisqea
ihat he ~9s q Fiect bnsef sna t1ai az va
murdered fof hls money.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

81. Pxrxassrns.. Nay l7.-The Eve msn
Who took the naost proninsnt part in the
piot to sssszinats he Car on March I5.
uere hanged vestpr7ar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Pzozrs. III. Msg fT.--Jchn Racer. Who
claims u BE the personal friend Of Anar-
chisf Neeee. hks been arrested sf Trivoli.
he is thought 70 be crazy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18
Lster-rhey Have Resigned.

PARIS, May l7.--Shortly after the minis
ters left the chamber Premier Goblet de-
hvered their designations 10 President
Greyy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

CHrckec. Nay THE jewsiry firm oi
Chandisr q shader washin<tou-st. chira-
r.. hsrs ailai Liatfisiss ab0as STHoNs
assets. 81 go0
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Loxpox. Mzy I7.-Tks Hoass n eora-
raistee passed tks srst cIsase q ths Coere5on
slll by vote ef al 70 -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

LoyDoS. Nag I7-Nr. Psv1sH hss d.
eidsd - venture tski1e - sszt il ths
Horse - CcnlEcns tofE 0rr5~ sfeFnoo1-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

h . s,oe.llssiY aaaoaeass th4t ssskssi a
a szxsns h4sp lsazsa Hekaaaa tigsss
iieass sns shsl stss 49, assa shs fiaes
sarlf nsxt ssa - - . ol.ssp thsssss enc
nsks tl,s WanaelAaa ash ssnss slss
sics. Il . FasSihls fhat kasassraeui ee<rs
nss - insasna - ~ e. issaHeaas - .ss
et.esE attrAesieas bal cnisss tht sn<losssfzl
amusement aasnsxeFa sAieFss ttis Y enaeE-
ans li daes Daf seen IsFotskls tAkf taes
wlA bs shis ~ ses flrsf class sitr&csl.1ns 81
80 - sisessu Shea ghs s.stoeasAgs PAD u
tos small - ear. setaal ssPsAsss-
MAasess BeEgsF oil es hsrs on Tuesday
ness sne ~ilkfn ssry lee dsss hss Islkns
- - the future ~ Powers Gssnz olsers
House a. tDe theatfe wlH hnfesfteE -
knosn all es unfoiaed- 50 ofoi3A kas-
sell tie comedian. Ask gons g. kinassssa-
he sith hls sils snd chliaTen y ssess hs vii
sfes2e's EssAsin es'Fsi'F shs s'1snHss'
Prei. {. n. Col~elFs las organ eaness
~ hls present ssriss via undoubtedly lsrose
a. enloYsbls affair Is oorsir FRIDAY
evening 81 tie fsrk Coagf resf lo,sls.
church sna TIE iAci thal AesiAgnes AsFr :
sm sad l&ilen knd Mr. 4 ~ AoFebeNs are
tc ssslsi sAk&lly vii, undoubtedly brlf -
orxw oar masiosi f.eat.ie tAeFe. fhs
Professor has arranged . sgecially sttrsOlse
Irogrzle ne.
Tie New fSrk fhiilafmonle club kAe
Faads cilenKe ia rs business flsDaeeneni
and Ar ihltman. late 81 tie Aspleson
opera company. takss the Fiaos a ar,
le0r4nd n hite.
A Brave Wouan" seefas u please the
patrons OF tie Wonderland immensely. il
ls rather as interesting pisy. sara Aoa
teer l. al iBtsilgeuf soEsan. aud wss once
pleasing actress but. unfortunately. she
has fallen into the aWfal and exasfcfaiine
kate Clsxion whine She should reform IL
81 once. Mr. hAfcie Il a painstskine ACTOR
and the company u satisfactory, Mss Annls
J.. Davis helng something ~ q beauty.
The Philharmonic concert FOR the Press
Club benefit viii be the lest sniertaSnmeni
IN Powers under tbs management ~ ". Al
Powers. Manager Berger takes possession
OF the house June l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-01
The Opening Year..

This year that has closed wss one Of
great industrial disturbance following G
long period Of depression. II. tho letsons
OF the year have been needed the country
10 stronger BY reason Of these unhappy
experiences, for 1t has Increased It's fund
Of practical knowledge.
lie. US hope that we may have seen the
lat Of the radical disagreements and SRI
GUS outbreaks which, in tho past year
80 4elidusly affected both the labor and
tina capital Of tho country.
The new year opens with much better
promise than any OF It's PrsdecessorH have
brought in five years. The general CON
dition OF the country hes been steadily
and surely tn ugh slowly improving. Tho
wedding cut process haa gone on until tho
weak have gone to the will and, for the
most part, only the strong survive.
In alt the commercial channels there is
q better tono and indications Of real
atzength aFe among the prominent features
Of general bulinees. Manufactures are
showing more and more hea!thiuiEess.
There arc not the vast accumulationa OF
ntocks with which other yeara have
opened; and though pticea average low
and manufacturer margins arc close-cut,
there IL : good and increasing demand.
Not tho least comforting feature OF the
outlook Is tina: there is a better feeling.
Contitenc, is holding it's head up once
more Gnd squirting the people to action.
There ia plenty Of money for legitimate
entsrpsiseu, and it is once more seeking
tho productive channels from which is
conservation, induced it 10 Withdraw
while busiueaa asened on the down
grade.
Fortunately The future gives no iorebod-
ing oil a boom. There may be somo un-
healthy activity in one or two lines which
seem to be leading that way, but unless
the ligns arc misleading the country is
quietly gliding into q safe prosperity not
soon 10 BIO disturbed by the r~eclless dash
Of wildcat speculation from which the re-
action is certain and the resulting psostra-
ton inevitable. Tho promise for the
opening year il for a gentle and steady
improvement in bueiness, bringing more
employment ior wsge-earners ct fair com
pensation, and this without greatly en-
HANGING values for staple commodities.